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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Aug 12, 1902
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR text references Melituvet and Remit ty ornate, mentions residents, a public event or meeting, and scattered proper nouns all jumbled. No coherent facts, dates, or outcomes clearly readable.
A broad auction listing outlines stock and station items across Horsham Nhill Hamilton and surrounding districts. Catalog includes cattle sheep horses and machinery with opening times and sale terms announced by the auctioneers and agents.
Horses and cattle will be offered at a Thursday sale day in the local yards near the stadium. Auctioneers Macy Hore and Make Alew will conduct the event with a lineup including Trotalng Statliese and Tieraguterds. Local spectators are invited to attend and view the livestock before bidding begins.
Principal Miss Hamilton listed by Ms K BR Nicol MA, training college Melbourne. Resident music mistress Miss White teaches piano violin and singing. Drawing painting elocution by visiting teachers. Amy McLean teaches piano forte organ. Terms on application. Violin piano singing theory and harmony offered. Melbourne University associated, fees and schedule arranged through J R Baillie Ltd.
Public notice details an land sale to be held Saturday August 5 1903 on Vesleut street Hermna. The parcel described as part of Ware Ward contains around 15 acres or 1 5 perches with improvements and buildings. Terms include cash payment and deed transfer upon completion of sale.
A daughter was born in Horsham to Mr and Mrs Dieti Oe the Teh Aaguat family. The newborn adds happiness to the household as relatives celebrate the new arrival.
City notes include Horsham preparations for a civic parade by the A and PF Society, agitation over the ferries and rates, and an election contest between Mr. Bell and Mr. Murray. Military units returning from South Africa join the local scene as do residents facing fines and demonstrations amid ongoing public works and hospital plans.
Public sale notice for Laidlaw and Fenton Steam Station items in Coleraine. Every alternate Tuesday at War Coleraine area with private and auction sale details to be announced.
A fragmented ad section lists F Hagelthorn Co on Wilson Street Horsham as station agents and several general commission and sales agents. It mentions insurance companies and advertising agents, with scattered references to sales of land and estates and wool market notes amid garbled text describing district coverage and low rates.
At Horsham Police Court John O’Fibes pleaded guilty to cruelty to five horses on Kalkes Road. Horses showed severe sores, with unpadded collars causing harm. defendant promised care, fined by the magistrate.
Weather remains unusually dry with requests for rainfall to aid crops and water supplies. Debates at ANIMAY discuss usefulness of cows versus horses. school gifts celebrate a teacher’s retirement. ploughing advances in Salt Lakes with cattle and merino performances noted.
A correspondent from St Helena Lancashire describes five years of constant cold and coughing and reports relief after using a preparation, claiming improved chest strength and better health. The letter extols the remedy as pleasant to take and notes no further medicines have been used.
A government letter dated August 6 explains the Minister of Lands will not open the Champian and Klick Range forest areas to selection. The report recommends restricting grazing and retaining many acres for forest purposes while permitting limited leases and potential future grazing rights under strict controls.
The Simultaneous Mission of Protean churches opened at the Mechanics Hall with sermons, songs, and readings. Prominent pastors spoke on loyalty to the Crown, unity among denominations,and prayers for King Edward VII's recovery and long reign.
A Melbourne reader Florence Burr writes about a life changing remedy claimed to ease severe illness and congestion. She thanks a connection in New Zealand for the treatment and notes pain relief after using the medicine, with price details and a request for further information.
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